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A: We care about the safety and security of your transactions. We use high grade encryption and https security protocol to communicate with your browser software. This method is the industry standard security protocol, which makes it is extremely difficult for anyone else to intercept the credit card information you provide.

A: Yes. The same high-grade encryption and https security protocols used for financial transactions on our site are used in collecting personal information to schedule your donations

A: For cash donations, donor information is entered into our secure database This information is handled only by our Donor Care Department. As our privacy policy states, we do not share or sell personal information with any external organizations. Hard copies are discarded/shredded in a proper and secure way in a timely manner.

A: For checks and other payments, donor information is entered into our secure database and Scan-Submit checks on the respective banks Bank’s SSL website. Physical checks are locked in storage for six months, and exclusive access to our Accounts Department only.


1. Personal information is requirement for processing your donations. Donations may be made by: a. Credit Card b. Check/E-Check c. Cash 2. An email address may be provided by you when making an online donation or completing a donation pledge form.

A: The term ""non-governmental organization"" was first coined in the Charter of the United Nations in 1945. “NGO” is most often used to refer to a charitable nonprofit that is operating outside the US. An NGO can be any kind of organization, provided that it is independent from government influence and is not organized for personal profit. In contrast, the term “nonprofit” is the term used in the US to refer to organizations that are structured as nonprofit corporations, whether or not they are also designated as tax-exempt by the IRS.